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South Norwalk sentinel, Friday, March 25, 1887 · page 7

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\"lIY “l'llll‘.” I‘l‘lnl‘l.“ DO NOT
IN-Zl‘thl-ifl (‘1!85l‘ltll‘S‘NESS.
Freezing Frogs but Not Men—Dr.
Hammond Explains the My»
lorries of Sylu‘upo~nrairls
in Human Spiries.

“'l'lu‘t’c l< no excuse for any onerbcirlg.r
lIIlrchl :Illvc.” said Dr. \\'. A. llarzlmnlld.
in it NI‘W York ”I‘Hl'el' l‘I‘lthrlI'l‘ “X0.“
llc I‘I‘Illllllllt'll; “tlIcrI- ii no excuse for it.
ThI- tcxt> of Iii-nth lulic bI-I'rr brought
do“ n to <Ilch n him-point that :my com~
pI-t-Ent pinup XIII would havc no difficulty
in :ch lll‘ItlI ‘.' dctcrlniping \lectllI-ror lint
IlI‘Jllll llzul Lllu‘ll pl.“ I'.“

"ll II a IlI‘I II'tllhbvllltlll always
‘il‘ll’l’ \ll'dil‘lz’"

"luI.Iri.IlIly. providnl tlIc ll'le is not
{run 2;. Hi bull"! you can frccfc it and
Map it fa: )I‘Jtl‘fi infurc it “ill lll‘t‘t'lll'
Pun. jmt a.» ti~h :Il‘r kept from-n for
ll‘: Ilhr !, "l‘lu' mine n Ill It you I-al uI'Lw
wrrc t.\li‘,.'l\l but \l‘liilj: and have bcvn
krpl from-u fur a... c, 'l‘llcy arc just an

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”ll” you lVlIJL‘llll‘ tht \thcrr is buy
{=I'2'lillll’~?\ to lllI‘ bc iI-i of many that
tl’I'itir' .III‘fiwlllI‘lllIII'w lIIlt'lr‘Il :llllt‘f“

"llll. l l.;IvI- no doubt of it. I have
knmv n. iIt' it~ living Il vzzv. but it iv not by
1:.) In vi: fihilll‘l. .(il'l‘llrl't‘ilt‘l‘ rni'ut.
ltI‘ .2“in ... trc picnt zl~ runny pcoplc int-Ig-
:I.x: ‘l‘llr pllyxh Extzi iv I-utirr ly to blame
II b» ‘l it Ilom occur 'l‘bc fact that bodice

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.n‘ . £4 ‘. 1 1 .. : :1 ltunm‘ out c‘vw. to h pnr tbc Ildllilllft'. and m a,
i ..l.:-I [V ‘i l"<> . ‘ I i A K k ‘1 ' . . i .
. l. l ‘ . ' l‘ f ‘l “5 Flll‘lll‘l‘lllLYlV short llllll' thc \Ivarnn mt iilll\
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tr- ur tl.c bmly. l‘I :1 up in :l I'otlill thcy
luv Imo‘ \I‘ry pI-III it"‘l. and it :Ilmwt

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~':‘ H u! rm n uh» lII ilfc llliIl‘T
l‘n LII ..i of thou lc' ilIlc str‘lgglm to
II' ll tlicir bwrr;bl~- IlI nth at but I“

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I puuplr Hill? in
Ml} Livi- bun. lls"_\‘ llt‘\t'l‘ waln- up
\VbI n :3: :I :mticc <t.ltc No it“
tvrn‘ht bc w III-Ilt that \Ibvn tiny
- Iin nun I i \t;$rlu‘\~ and in :.l-
.IEbc tln . Ill\' of s‘tllmati-ull
.Ilitl n. It r know llbll tth
again. linricti f--r Ilmd. thcy
lllm ‘1. .tlr IlI‘ bl “
, "l~ It prmiblc to trt-crc a human la in:
up for llll'\ length I“: lllli‘.“Llllll thrill to-
s‘ux'c I i’ilu llvltillV‘s "

“No; not with a human being. hilt can
bc Ilnzw with «new oi the low: r orIlI-r If
H: H: il‘ 'lA‘l'o :\ l"t‘ lll- lllL:ll".<! grade to
w hair it can lI.- I :lrllV'vl stlrccsSfully."

:‘\\ l._\ Mint it lu‘ Ilonc to incur"

“lit I «ill‘l‘ no matter lw‘o‘ “arm or cold
tl'n .IHIhnplII-lc i~, the tI-mpcratill‘c of n
lvllllilll bring in good lu-wllh is alums
nin- :y t itzht (ll‘LIi‘I'IN in life. licIiIlco
that t-mpcrzituru to lhc‘frcrsiilg point
and it would kill thc pcr<IIll. Now. the
lcmpwr Itnrc of a frog l\1ll\\'fl‘\'q the Same
no lbc ~Irrrnnrniin: air. If the mercury
gocs up to Ho Iiczrcm ilIc t‘rng's tempcr-
nturc 1mm up tin-rt- ton. without doing
him any balm. In the samc way it will
guliuwn to remand llll' fun.r will not
mind it. lll‘|\‘l‘ fro/cu a from solid in t\
l'l“\ k of in; and nftcr hullll‘ time thawed
lliltl nut. llllll bc \vouid jump all around
rbv town. .\ fro; i\ vvry hard to kill.
Y II In lilhl‘ bi bmrt out and he will
3 l Ill bi~ lil‘ilil nil. tiI kin lilill on
our win with IE ~trIw. 'Illll llt‘ \vill draw
up :‘I lv ; an that ‘l'll .lll‘l push thestravv
an I‘v."

“l~ that llIvrI'ly Inc-chm: iI :ll action?”

“No. it“. lwt‘utl‘v :I l:«~:‘~' brains are
not all in llia'bmd; ~--mc thcm are in
bi~ <pinal column. and it ix the l-.ttcr
tlmt nine-ch his lc:> l‘ur that rluttcr,
l l-I-iz- I». tlnv butin'i I-l a human bring
.Irc uwt nil. in the llr‘il'l. l‘lllll'r. A girl
pl Ijm‘ the piano and i‘.ll'l‘ll‘\' on :Iconvcr-
“3: an at the snmc time. The brains in
lxvr ~pixw g-Ivcrn tliI~ actions-f in r llflllllfl
.ml lllt,‘ l-r llllh' in her bowl, IllI-wiicr to
lullx ” '

"l~‘ it. povibb for mIn'in go into
l"tl . m that l'l\‘lill lu rrii~'.llu u ferlcntlli"

“ \I<_ it la «pit-i I‘i‘ll‘lll! that an up
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in“ If \it.;lit) \Iltitl. would it‘lth‘ tho
Ul'gf..?l.~ii\ in tllc t‘l‘litllll"!l . fu IlI‘llIl body
to in \p- . llllf7.1;ll\'l‘.iI'T!'|"l by the (\Ill'l‘ll'
tiwn Irf \lll‘lllll‘Jl or phy~ical ngcnrirs.
The nllllt‘ «If vyncnpc ii at times so corn-
plttv that the lit-rubs action cannot be
p« In l\I Il 'nIIr a!synwpirator)‘ luoverucnts
lII- nb-I rvcd wwr IIfmIIvI-mcnt being
for tlII‘ ti i lchl. lilul )‘t‘t TI‘I‘Iivcry
h:I~ ~pnnl: pol ~l “ taken place. which
world 9 .Ir- y the case if all vital
action had bcIn pended. ’l‘hc bcszt
fillllli‘lllll'llll‘il raw 0 this killdgifi that of
Colonel Townscnd. that occurred in the
early part of thix‘ crutury. and of which
the world has about but sight. “It is
dt“1'l‘il|l'd by llr. tlcorgc Uheync. who
moan eye \vitnevs. He says that the
(‘nloncl pII-Hrnrlml the remarkable faculty
of throw Rog hirnrwlf in a trance at pleas-
ure. The in art ccaeetl apparently tothrob
at his. bidding; H‘Slill'illlfin seemed at an
end. lli“ whole frame assumed the icy
chill and rigidity of dcath.whilc his furt-
urcs became colorless and ghastly and
hi» eyes tired and glazed. Even his mind
consul to tnnnifI-St itsrlf, for during the
tmrlec it wan willingly are devoid of com
scimrsiness Iu his body of animation. 1A
polished mirror- ht‘ltl before his mouth
wee not in the icest dimmed. The physi-
cians were about leaving him for dead,
who-n thrrr- were signs of returning nui-
mtion. lie cunlc bat k slowly to perfect
life again after being in the trance state
for half on hour.

“Amnnathe Indian fakire this simi-
lating of death is by no means of_rare oc-
curh'nee. There mu one case'reported
by the l-anliuh oiliccrs in which a fakir
was buricd in en underground cell for six
mks. end n strict guard kept. mean-
while. Twicedurin - the interment the
body mu dug up an. had been found in
the same position a. when first buried.
After- six weeks the fnkir was brought
box it to cunecirmarless.“ '

 
 
 
 
 

 

A Regular Jewel of n House.
Omaha house hunter-«“1 thought you
said this house was a perfect gem."
Agent «“Indccd it 13, madam.”
dizwhy, the ceiling! have no height It

liThut‘n so they‘ll be easy to keep clean,
madam.“ '

“find the window: are dreadffiy—1
Im ."
“To hop t'he sun from India; the can

pots.- madam.
’Jlénd there in no luthrood in."
‘ have to I've no: use urn.“— Giulia
World. _- P. ' I

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rillYt‘i‘ilgl‘ llt‘ltjlil of tho c fI-ct above tin-

ul :iliu‘. lie tllI‘y .‘

. strIlI-tive fishmoth.
- woolcn garments and toyour utter dis~

 

"Pliers OF “AFRICA.”

A COUNTRY 0\‘l-IIHH‘N \V IT" IN-
SECTS AND REPTILES.
Curious Habits or the “'bitc Ants -
A lh‘ului-knblc Insect—Destruc-
tlvc him how hunger-nus Croco-
dik‘s and Dcudly Snakes.

 

In the Sillllllr‘:l.~ll‘l‘ll part of South
Africa. writes a |‘I\ri‘t“iklllll2‘nt of tilt
San Francisco (Visuavulw’n thcrc is located
tllc crow I. colony of Natal. it is bllt litr
tic known to tho world at large. cvcn at
the prcscm lime. and until a few ycarx
ago. when the Zulnez under (‘ctewayo
fought illc Iirlllfill troup< for a long limc
mmw-ofully. and the tragic and mnurnfnl
death ofthe )oun}.v l‘rincc lmpcrinl of
Francc within its boundaries bl‘ntlglltil
=promincntly into notice. it was‘ almoI't a
} tcrra inf-«Igllito. Yrt. small a< it is ill rI-
iuartl to lcrritory llllll population. it can
hold its own with largrr and ruIIl‘I‘prI-
flentiuu" cIInutriI-s in the .\.-IriI-ty and
'couutlcw numbcr of its ll:\I'I'i\ and rcp-
itilm. The 'l‘t‘l‘lllll|'\‘. Ir \Ihitc :Inl<.
, build for tlII mu-lvrs llIIli\t'\‘ or bills of an

 

ground and thrcc fwt in IlialuctI-r :It
thc base. conical in .‘lllllll‘ :IuIl somctimw
lllll'rllt’a‘ \Vltll I‘llt‘ III‘ l\\‘II pilll‘m‘lt‘<. lr‘.

l'.ll‘I' Vilrl'S lllI‘ llili~ Flu-flu it in l::llt IIl~ l‘I‘lil‘;

or the int. tlIc sulutuncc of \ihich tin-y
:Il'c constructed. cartb uIiVI-Il \\ itll .I >--
I‘rI-tiun from tlII-ir I-Ivn lnnlics. bring ::<
hard as won at. \liwi with
Hard llx‘
u covrrinq for tin.
and tllI‘ llnIr~c~ of tbc llllll‘ll lllllltl|l!:lli!\
lt makcs a strong nub r llilIl llIililll proof
llmu‘. 'l'llt'
dividcdiintI untmr ut~ l‘l‘lllll'l'li'tl by «Jai-
lI~l‘iI-~I. The hills lI.I\c among thI In» ‘I. ~
l‘ruular guarIb’ .lnIl \I’iIllll\. who. ultra

 
 

It: lIrI-acll l!» maxlc in tin ir IiIII-lling‘. l’t:\ll ;

forth in its \l"i.(‘ll‘l' and muxtcr tbc \Iwrk
rill“: :Il.l~‘. \I ho curiwhl} I‘llilllLfll :Irr \\ it‘n

will have I llI-I ml all rx pzlirx' and I \I-rj. ~_
thing will be right and IpliIt again: .\n
:illtlll:|l IliIS on tln‘ \‘Iltit. mm the vul~
turIw \\ ill lrnvc torn I‘-ll‘ biz-I hide and dc—
vI-ur all of 1:; l‘\I‘I‘}|lllI‘_I thc lnlilIW. ibvn

tln- ants in lllI‘ll‘ turn l'll'llll :IIIIl pnli~lli

tlloxc so tllrltavitllin th‘llly-i‘out‘hlor:
nthr Ilczith tlII-rv \Iill rrnlnin Ivnlv the
bums. smooth and pulbhcd in~idbaml
out. and “but \\:I~' lllI‘ Ilav prI-Iinm a
living animal i< now ;IIii~JIIirItwi;Ierl
whitened >l\t lcttsn.

, 'l‘llwc

ants arc mamr- Ilc~tructivc to
('M‘tftllllll: \wmlcu. 'l‘hI-y amt}. illlll
cat the door and window lrnmm‘. tlIII-l'.

llllrln‘fl and tlnorx i‘i 'lll'll‘t'\. lnakilu: no
sic-Iv of tin ir rm :IuI-sou thv~ I‘\lI‘i‘l\‘i‘.l\\tl
Ii: \uzlring tin» \\I|I'Il thcrc :clnaim
only :I sllI-ll. :luIl to the ~..z'pa’i~c of l ,
:Il‘wtiltr'. thc shunning of .1 door. or t

dropping of II window may rI\llil in l n-
‘tolal IIIllapw of it< ft'ntuc. \lelI ll fallv in
uclouIl of Ilu~l. "lic black :Inta link.»
rum! rvtnarkablc journeys or migratiolN.
and \lecu on ll‘I‘ l‘IviIl ll‘ii‘vl'l in llllllll‘iiM‘
numbers in a body from a fuct to xv.
cr‘ Il )at‘tis‘ in \\ him. and brill}; from half

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an hour to an hour pavinga :ivcn point. ‘

lu illI'~t‘ _iullrtII“I< tin y lllltl lll‘lllll r to tilt-
light hami' nor to thc left. Hopping unit
when coming to water. .-\nv Ill-xtl‘uvliori.
like a home or trcc. they pa“ ovcr.
sunrmim: up ouc inlc and down the
other. >hould thry find an open door or
‘winllow. woo be to that llullSt‘. The
liarliwin t‘lII-ll‘I‘l'uI-i ltl.liill\‘i‘ of putlixll»
in: tin ir till mics. x~ductllliI-Qflfzhtcrl lllt‘
pour vi. tiru to thc ground in thc way of
thcu‘ :Irrt<. auIl llc in almost IlI-voIircIl bc-
.t'I-rc lii'c l‘l‘l"tlllt‘\‘ I‘\i.illct. 'rlll‘ illuais
will ‘not lI‘:l\I‘ the boIiyllnzil ch-ry burn-
is pnlisbml. The out hills arc to the
Itmvclcl‘ ’uwful in one way. lily \coopirn:
out one fiidc and part of tbc llilt‘l‘llll‘ and
making a tire in the In.\ ily. hc lilts a moxt
(“\I‘I’llI'Yl! tin-n, “liltll twain“ llII- bull
Iv: ll. 1 hate I.Itcrloftcu brcaIl and m :It’
lulu-Ii itl these primitivc but good ovtns‘.
A peculiarity of thI-x‘c nuts is that on a
. \V.ll".ll I‘Vcniug. about tllc middle of
;March. million: of thcm with winu‘e ..
said to be fcmalw‘ lllfv~l tllc liIHiStN‘. .‘ll‘
tr:IIthl by the hull“. 'l‘lIcir “has arc
light and marry. laxli- for tlIi~ nicbt
only. Thc)~ IlrIIp th: in oil" and IliQap-
;}\I‘:ll’, IlIa\c sccn ll) in;r :lnh‘ so thick in
‘II luill‘a l rot-m ac in put a <l-Ip the play-
ing, and much of :I tiltbzlllm' ax to
. drivc pcoplc away from :I dining table.

Sitting ill my mum one cvcmnn: rI-aIl
inc. my attention wax drawn to a rl‘nmrk
llblc looking iron-t. which snt up on il~
lblllllI‘llt‘i bcfurc mc. lt wa< of a bright
l’lllt'l‘illtl’fil‘l‘l‘ll color. tlu'I-c llll'llt‘\' long.
and cviIlcntly of the gr:'l'~:\lloppcr <pr~ic~3
It had a face like u Iicalll‘s ‘
largo protruding cycx‘. \\ hich i: rollI Il
about in n mo<t comical rnanncr. ltx forc
lure rI Ft‘lllblt'tl arm< with bands. which it
llt‘lll up on citllcr side of its i‘acc'likc :l
hurri’ticd old woman. Altogcthcr it i< pa
Inns: ludicrous lli\\\‘l. ]: is callI-Il by the

inhabitants tllc “liottcntot God.“ The
liailitrz arc \‘cry slipcrditiollS about ll.lll"
licvillg xlmt it isthc forcrunncr of Ilcatll.
It is harrulcu tlulc<< annoyed. \\bcrl it
will ebow light.

U! gravhoppcri and locux‘te there are
so many “if“. from ,thmc that are Six
ink-hrs long and armor Ilntcd like a small
ironclad to little \ch- things hardly per-
ccptible. All of them. however. are tcr~
ribly destructive to vcgctaiion. Moths
and btltlcrllic; nrc inllnlucrablc. some of
them are very beautiful aa they flash.
among the flowers in thc brie-ht African
sunlight. while others are of n more vom-
bhr hue. \Vc must not forgct the de—

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may. when a cold snap comes on and you
think that you have u nice warm garment
to put on. giving: it a shake to dislodge
the spiders. scorpions and other divagrcw
uble tenants who like to take up their
abode in all put«away clothing. to find "it
fly off in dust. and instead of what you
eapcctcd you have a tine lace—work zuti~
cle. uselessevcn if ornamental. Spiders
there arcjrom those as large no a pigeon‘s
egg to the smallcst conceivable size.vcnn-
axons and terrible in their bites. lurking

in all sorts of hidden places. Scorpions
are plentiful and poisonous. Ccntipedcs
are ound everywhere. '

The largest and mod. dangerous. al—
though not the most numerous. reptile in
Africa is the crocodile. Infesting the
banks of theinumemus rivers and lwlne‘
he lies in wait for his prey. and seizes on
cattle. deer and human beings. His favor-
ite report. howcvcr,’is_a dog. If one is
howling: or barking in the ucighborhmni
the crocodile is alert and on the lookout
forhinr. and. if he is caught. short work is
madeof him. llcsernbliug the crocodile
in appearance, although in miniature. is
the jguana. a harmless reptile, which.
however. is death- to snakes. This
reptile liveain holes in trees and is rather
pretty in color. Next come the lizards.
plentiful and harmless; then the
’ggnneleon. changing his color to that!“

0 object on which he may be resting.»
It in quite the thing in Africa to keep one
or two on a suspended branch of a tree
in your room. I: they devour an immense
number of. flies on no useful in that
my. When alloyed the chameleon will
utters-hertbuk sud-pituhisu-
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a mortar ill l:l)lli;: briI-ln :InIl :ix‘
il-I Il'x «If Kallr kl‘ufll‘H

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of snakos. First in size comes the
python or boa constrictor. although not
attaining the immense size of his South
American congcncr. he is'nfcilovv to keep
away from. 'l‘hi< snake is found mostly
in the low country adjoining the coast
and particularly on the augar estates. It
grows to a length of tiflccll 0r ciu‘lltccn
feet. but is not t'l‘llSlllt'l't‘d very danger-
.Ius‘. Then we have the tribe
nilunmbas. black. brown. and
'l‘lII-sc suakcs will not only >llow light to

a man. but will Iursue him even if
:uuuntcd. In attaekmg they rear them~

~elvcs up. and a snake six fcct in length
will carry its hcad four feet from the
ground. waving ‘it froth side to side and
traveling: as fast as a horse can run. Their
bite is sure and suddcn death. The
cobra is another dangerous snake. lying
collccalcd .‘lllll striking when least ex-
pected. 'l‘hc cobra‘s bite is d ‘adly.
-———-——-————-—-—-—

Stoncwall Jackson‘s “'ardlorse.

Sltllilllilg’ in the studio of Frederick S.
\YcthI-l‘. tho taxidermik‘t. is “Old Sor‘
rclfl‘ the \lerllul's‘t‘ (If “Strutcvvllll” Jack-
~Im. 'l‘bc stutTcIl tlgnrc of the famoils
animal in placcd ill an attitude of atten-
tion. with llt'iiil and cars erect.

“Hid Sorrel." had a most eventful his—
tory. llis birth Incanbscurc. l. it all an
I‘IIi‘l'V llu‘c llt‘ was H‘ll‘t'lt‘il. with a number
of other borsm. after the" battle of Mll-
i, haxxo‘iur tllc servicc of the l‘lliicIl State‘s
and \\‘:l\‘ en route to-Was‘hington when
the train “ti“- captnred ncar Harper‘s

 

 

 

 

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hurry by a party of (‘onfcdcraics coul—
m.IuIlIIl by “Stonewall" .lackx‘on. From

among tlII- lot of lmrqm~ (lcucral Jackson
l Sinuicrl out “UlIl Sorrel“ for hi3 own and
; paid to thc (-‘lllilllt‘l’lllilrll‘r $150 for the
pliI ilcgc of owning: him. A
\\ itb the natural iutI-lligcnce which nlv
\\':I_\.~‘ ~ il‘:ll“.t‘!‘l.’t'tl lllill. “(lid Sorrel"
1itulnnli:It-.ly rI :IunncI-Il all iIlca of ch‘
‘crgil .IllI-giancc and for thc rcst of the war
; faithfully wrvI-Ii bix mastcr and the (‘on-
tctivr*:.cy. \Vitll thi‘ «\I‘l'pliutl of the
t‘;llil[l:ll31li in Maryland. licncr‘al .lackmn
Vl‘l'ilt‘ ill-h hor~c ill cvcry battle and ori
II‘VIT)‘ march from the iimc be obtained
illim until he r‘racbcd l‘hanccllorsvillc.
:InIl lhctc l’ccvichl lbc fatal bullIt. still
:I‘I'athl on “t lid Horn-Ink“ back. (in that
. cvcntfui night. \\lIcu the hero of the
VSolllhcrn l'ont’cIlcraI y ~i‘cllwo1mdcd to
‘IlI‘ntlI. tllc huuc “as but. and for it day
or two was thought to have bccn I‘:lp~
tIll‘I-Il by tllc l"l‘lll‘i‘i|l forces until he. “as
piI kcIl up by ticncral J. E. ll. Stuart.
- “l‘lIl SorrI-l“ was then St‘lll to Mrs. Jack.
:~IIII.IIlIu took him \\illl lII-r to North l‘ar-
I-Eizm. and 51ll\\I‘I‘lllt'illl}‘ to Richmond,
, \IhI rc llc rccciIcIl probably bI-ttcr ultcu‘
,Iion than any living horse. During the
, Ncw Ut hunk l‘I\pu\‘iti.Iu he was placed on
i‘:\lllldli:lli thcrc. and on hisil rcturn was
pi’I'MilltI‘Il 11‘ ll. l‘i. Ll‘t‘ ('illltpot (‘Iiiift‘IlI‘rttle
- \‘I tcr:In~‘ and placcxl at the t‘onfcdcmto
SIIEIiiI rx‘ llomc. IIlIIrc llc Ilicd. at th *ad‘
\ an. ml age of thirtvsix ycnrxon the thh
of “arch. lSN‘I‘I. 'l‘lII-w'I-l’k Isl tuning the
llwrv‘ mounted is paid for‘by the authori~
lll‘\ of ”Ir I‘ily Hf lilI‘llllttiilll. which will
pn‘wnt ‘ t-I lltt‘1‘i‘il‘lr‘t‘i of the Confed-
t‘l‘illk‘ Sold I .\ llllllll‘.‘ llhrhingtcil Poof.

 

Alhat We Are Katie 01’.

in thc South Kcnsingtcn .‘luieum. Lon-
don. llll‘l‘l‘ in nu ilnmchwcollection of ob-
it‘i‘l“ appealing to all tastes and classes.
. ‘l‘lII-rc is one shelf. however. \\ llicb seems
to have some attraction common to all
mcial grades. for its contents appear to
bc of equal intcrcet to the pccr and cos—
tcrmongI-r. it in the rcprr‘wutution of n
man Tl‘>\‘l\(‘|l into his t‘llt‘l‘nll‘ul elements,
or rather. llll exhibition of the “tutorials
of which the luznau body is compIised.
'l‘hcrc is a definite amount of’ water. for
instance. in our blood and tissues. and
there on the .~hclf are just so many gallons
of water in a large vc cl. Another jar
shows the exact quantity of carbon in nu;
<mailcr bottice contain our iron and our
’ plIosprruv in just proportions. while
othcm exhibit other constitucnts of the
1 body. and the while, repose on the shelf.
:u if ready for the coming of a new
_ l-‘rankcIIstI-iu to rcvcrcate the original rnnn
‘ and make him walk again as we do. The.
little \ ialx‘ that contain the different ele-
mcutx‘ \Ihich we all hear about in small
proportionx are more numerous. and they
augqcst not mcr'cly the cI-lnplcaily of our
(‘wlh’lllliibuh‘ but the identity of our ele-
lrlcntv with thow‘wc have found by the

 

The most dangerous and most plentiful T
pests of this country are the many species '

of .
green. '

 

fiv_msili§rr~‘_rg13“rr

some .I‘ the Lane Public Opinion: .I‘ a
“re-n! Alon. '
.IVNI‘ York Glrrcqmmleucr (‘lnvlmm header

Uuohns a most. excellent. opportunity “I 1 to the Philadelphia lisIl’ll-f'r‘I‘.

studv “man" NS represented bv the average
New Yorkers. Among the wealthy classex
\‘I ry rnanv of them have the waxy skin.
dl‘fll‘slt‘fll ilcdl.‘and “puti‘ed eyes“ that are
indr alive of wrious kidney afi‘ection.
“llright‘s Iliicnse“ is plainly written on their
fal‘l‘i
ject of rheumatism i< being Iliscuseed by the
medical profI-xx‘iou.

 

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t

~“ arr-rifle of Pin-hr“
I have just ruturncd from a trip to tho
SO-(‘zllll‘ll “Pitch Lake.“ writes a cor-

. Yt‘\’}lllllil\‘llt from Port of Spain. Trinidad.

. Running
.unlth down the l’arian tiulf to La Hm a.
some forty milcs distant from thiv purl.
wI‘ tllcrc Iliucmbnrkcd. and. climbing a

‘ gentle a~ccllt of Hit fcct. we found tbc

Everv intelligent porsouqvirll any knowl- ;
edge of the human system. is well aware that ,

if the kidneys are in good condition all llll- ’

rlecmsary material is‘ Npllllll‘ly canied off
by them. If not. various nerds. Iucb as uric

’ acid. one of the chief causes of rheumatism.

. would seem.

are left, in evmoxwrentiug dupe sits that cause
all sorts of chronic organic (“503868. it
Icreiore. that rheulnutiuu. like
dropsv. is ‘
Iiis=asc.auvl, it. is safe to ray that. if the
stolr'nch and kidneys are kept in h nlthflll
condition. there will be no dmths from rheu~
lnntism.

General Logan was well aware that. his
dlscase was of the kidneys. and once ex~
|~r\‘§\‘(‘d himsilf in indignant terms (It. the

folly of doctors treativs: him forrhcumntisrn.

when it um the kidneys that cnu~ed his
attacks. The high living and the 9:00:st in
all things" prevalent among wealthy men In

a large \‘lllt-S. esprcially in New York. is the

I bief (nuse for llright‘s disease. and the arts-
tocratiI-tloublc known as rheulilatism. even
cu irmrliiciout and improper food bring about
the salu- results nmnm: the very ['OUI'.

The above article. which we reproduce be
cause of its general llllOl‘i‘Sl. is very signitb
cant. The public llt‘lit‘Yt‘S that rheumatism
is an effect uf diseased blood, this disease be-
ing: caused bv \ll‘lI‘ acid or kidney p 'lSUll.
Enough of tlziv is Ilovclopcd daily bu kill sov-
ovnl men. and if it is not re novui by the kid
revs on {cut as forum-d. it gradually ruins the
health.

This fact ii a scicntilic demonstration.

lt' doctors do not admit it. it ix probably
bevnllw ti erv do w! wi.~b to attract ntto .-
tion to the went I- deranged kidnevs otters

, to tllogcnclnl innltb. azllcc they have no

nuthorr. cIi xi t‘I‘lllv‘ t'IIr lli ac I rganu.

HI “I lul Logan knew what his real trouble
was. turd llc I‘e‘:'Ilj:lll.\‘Il the nonsense»! trout-
ilig tlm Mic ts«-the I‘I‘nl r't‘lll‘ of the dwells“
was the kidneys. Senator Sittlg. of lllttlfllx
\leo~e vote eh» ted l.‘ gnu Senator after four
mnrnlm .Ir' balloting, lt‘llfiui that Logan often

( sensx but the result of a .

 

Since General Logan‘s. deatbrtho snb~ . lilkt‘I =1 hill“

more than a nilc inland.
Strictly spcaking. their is‘ tin lake in lllc
common acceptance of the term. but a
lch-l plain. mmlpmcvl of a coucrrtc.
though ticxiblc, mass of pitch. con-rim.r
an arm of pcrhapt 100 acres.

Bimbo“. patchm of vegetation and nc—
casionul pools of brackjsh water divcrsify
the surface here and there. giving it the
appcamncc of a nlud swamp There in
no difficulty in walking,Y or wading from

3 one end to the otllcr. for with the rtlll’

exception of chcral place»: when‘ llrc
pitch is in n vtatc of cbullitimi ill a eoft
and vincid cou~i~tcucy the “lake“ in semi-
solid. Ull it I found cheatnut-colorcd
men and women I‘lig_zg_§irlg_r out large I‘lmls
of the asphalt with ax and shovel and,
loading.r it upon donkey carts.

Each lump of the :I~ph.-Ilt cxlIibitI-Il
small I-:Ivitic<. and we wI-rc ilIfIIrmI-Il by
tbc Iliu’gcr‘ that they llch-r Iii;r Ich-p
enough to find the pitch at .IIll mitt-uni.
The rouglIcnI-Il :«Ilrt‘ncc of the pit~ i~ cv
pom-d to tlu- tropical arm. and \\lllllll a
fcw Ilay< tllc l‘dVllll'N’ are full again. From
filthlum to MUN"! tom of the a~pball arc
(lug IIllI I-Vcry ~\car. cth [“1th foot of

,lhc pitch \inglIiuLr nil an average ~ivty

]l”llll\l\’. lt ix‘ cxtimalnl that tlII‘rI- arc in
the Ilcpmit nut' lI-w than ill.(llltl.|ll|ll
poundx which. at tho llrl‘\t'll‘ rate of \llg'
axing. should but fullv Film“ vcurx
. . . -

‘ _ Are vun “akin: Home) O

'I here l.‘ no rthI-n why you .‘hlhlill not intake
largo sums tlrrlll'qu‘) it you are able to work.
All ~Ion turd L“ the right kiml of «nap‘bymcrat
IIr bthlnc x. \\'r iv to llnllcll A'l‘fig Irllllrlrl.

. _\l Iinc. and they will win! you. tree. in l I:l~

! forum! on about

com; lained to hurt of great «listrcxs in his 3

krincn. l‘lv‘ll‘i‘ If the kidncn nlunys

' ]r\\tlllt‘i‘< rbenn ati~m. nml lunidm that. it

i t on on

rarrtlvfls. II:~IIple‘;_\'. ilulwtenc)‘.
storm“ b and blood \llfit‘l'ilrl“. brain troublcx

female 0 llrplamts and c. \Iiillt\\s other Ills~ 3
«nos which \vculd almost never .lI-v'elop if '

th} l land “in kept fl‘I‘I-Cflll‘lI'lh‘iIl0r kidney

pulSt‘ll. , ' '
Thom fac s the l ublic row guims even

though medical mull-xx ell. for very evident

‘ l‘\\‘\\‘nll.\’. Will not pull cly nr‘kuovvlnlgc th-Irl

, action 01 [be k:llltc_\\

lcstperw iIrIlIcI-.~orIII~ proprietary lllttxlli‘lllt‘llhv
“‘arncr‘s Into cI.r\. noI‘v admitted to be the
only a lt‘llllSlI‘ .xru who. will not the benefit.
hie on such iuaotl)’~ ll. l as lvccu nutboli~
lllll\‘l‘l_\‘ stale-l tur e and a;llin (but tbelocllrl
be no real ourod in will if there ii any frlbo
Ilmrrnuce companioe

‘ refuse illllilvlllx l‘f r‘:.~li~ I‘ll this ground alulll‘.

l

l

hence it is that there l\ ~Ilvh unnclsnl popu-
Lll‘ll)’ given to the great preparation method
W“ popularity that l“ laced up« u lllll‘llhlt‘
mcrlt.

'lfuo lil‘IlI h do: t‘ll‘lt’“ e uron pr‘ofos-sional
advice. cs; ccialiy to math In over \\ bich
llii‘vlil‘lll men a butt they imvo no power. too
oticu results \crv Iilxaxtmuxly. but of “bat
the to the vrctnn i~ t‘\l‘t‘l‘lt‘lll‘t‘ gained by fu-
tni -.i thlt‘l"

work that you can do and
lle. a! homo. Ivhcrcvcr you are local d. car -
Ill ; th-ccbv fr. Ill S'I to 3‘3» pcr day and up.

1
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wards. l‘npitil no: r. q irul; you are ‘uu'lcd i
free. Hill“ i‘\l~\l .Ili tears. liettrr I n' delay. l

"The best couch llli‘llll llle' is l‘iqf‘l‘rlre for i

(‘orlMllllptiIIm SulIicn-rywhcrc. 2w.

Quaker Testimony.

 

Q“ ‘ ‘9 u'-‘,“|"*‘:3 “Trillion
.. . ‘ I ~ . ml ' : ru m. sum i“ m '3
.\lr . .\. M llauphru. of lhll-‘dt l1 ml. hi‘ $ 6 “Hm “4mm“; TE“

dour n great IlI at to make known to laduw

l theretho great value of Mt“. l‘inkbam‘s Ve;

. and

’l‘nxallyaIiva‘cIl ber toll‘y MN i‘iukham’s

omble t‘ompouud. II~ a cure furthclr troublIs
Sb» \\ ritci m. followw: “A
young lily of this~ city while bathing some
yram ago new llll‘ni\]\ violently against tlm
life line and the utilities rI-I‘czved l‘l‘xllltt‘l in
an In nriun tumor which grow and enlarged
until death scrum-.1 .wrhu... lier physician

d iscnsei.

t‘ornpnulld. Shc Iinl ill and inn >bort time '
the tumor was Ilixx‘olvcd and Sllr‘ in lIo-r tn
pv‘t‘fcr! Ilmllfh. i also know of many cases
where the um‘licilrc hzh boon of great \nlue
in pwvcntiug lniwnrriage and alleviating
the palm and dangers of chllIHIir-tlr. l‘luln

. rm

 
 
 
 

FRAZER

9 EN
1
l A“

. dolphin ladim appreciate the w-Irth of tbiv

How much bI-ttov It ‘I\ to be guide-l by an

. llupl‘c \ltllv‘ml pul llI‘ Iit'llllnlllll S‘h h matters
liuti Logan [won >0 fillulml ho might have ‘
I

been spare l lnanv vrars
.\ Lion-'l‘alncr‘e None.
t‘rnckrlt madc lhc grcalnt name {or

himx‘clf of all) lion lamcr. not in
England :Ihmc. but in Fruiting/ licl
' many and Ann rim. “1 l‘I-ruclnbcr :

' wcll.“ say Archibald l‘III'lIIN‘. “izllc limc
. “lll‘ll thc >i,\ iionx \vcrc looo- at one time

in Ax‘tlcy‘v. The Salim-IN llnIl scllt the
lic:l\l\‘ up from Edmonton the night lIc«
ful‘t‘.
they got out of lluir IlI-ns; but it wax

I thought at the timc that norm- one of the

i groonm

. nlcl‘t'ilcxsly

. lit tlu‘ul.

with whom the manager \v:I~
very unpopular. lrc n—cIl tII tine them m
had lct them loow Iunli
ciou‘l‘v. that tbcy might get :It tin-bones.

Nobody to this day knows how ‘

medicine and its great value.“
Sent by until in PI“ and Lorellge form on
renupr. of price. Sl. Mrs. l‘iukhum.

COCKLE’S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS,

‘ THE GREAT ENGLISH BREEDY

Their they “t‘i‘l‘. :Ill}lII-I\. lI-le‘ in the i
. . ,
. plzlcc. >Illl‘lllll: the homo. and mad togct 1

and had eaten him when l‘nIckI-tl or

final. “'ithout halting an in>tant. lII-

Ilashcd in union}: thcrn single-handed.

with only a \\\ll\‘ll in hix hand. and l'ln

blcxt if he didn‘t niaimgc to IlIn them all

singlc-ltnndi Il. 'l‘hat \\ :l\ item 0 for you."
.. -

A Quecrfl‘own.
“The Iplccrcat town i know of in tlli~

They had :Ilrczuly killI-Ilamau. 3

ipal‘t of thc country." maid :I I‘IIrrllllI-rcial i

4 ll‘:l\rlt‘t‘.
omc rca‘on IIr othvr tiIc railroad people 5

“is :It MillI-Ilumillu lll. For

 

and lllt‘ principal ouncr of illt‘ town sitt-

. had a falling out and the railroad decided

. Sliv'l'lulht‘ttilt’. not alone in the sun. but ’

. even iu the dixtnnt Mars'aud rII-bula‘. for
Lllus woudcrful in<trumcnl ,of the new
- :lei‘nlltlllly can find the traces of poison

. but

in :I stI-nmcb or analyze a star. and its ‘

conclusion lcads tie to think that the
am iI-uts _\vcrc nearly right when they
I‘llllvvl man a microcosm. or little universe.

~amplc< of the most important elements

\\ l' have literally within our own bodies ‘

of which the grcat universe without is‘

I~IIIIIpII<I'Il. and you and I {ll‘f‘ not only?
like cucli otbcr. and brothers in litrman-'
lty. but childrcn of the Mill and stars in a i

more iitcral scnx'c. having bodies actually
made in large part of thc samethingsthat
rnaIlI- Sirius and AlIlI-baran. They and
\\ e are ncar rclalivcs.~;— I‘zvy‘. Langley.
——————.—-——-——
The Famous Gems of Rama.

In the ‘arly 1 art of the present century
the attention of geologists was directed to
‘astcrn .liuoia as u probable diamond
region on account. of its resemblance, in
2 8mm- of its natural features. to Brazil. 'A
few ycarxlatcr these gems were actually
discovered by Humboldt and Rose. on the
west sidI-IIf the Uralian chain. in the gold‘
bearingulluviuru on the banks of the
river Adolfskoi. several feet above a
stratum containing fossil remains of the
mammoth. which has led some eminent
scientists to conclude that the diamond of
this region was formed since the cxtenni-
rIation of this gigantic mammal. Since
their first discovery these precious stones
l have been found scattered along the wee-
item dcclivily of the. Frills. but. not. in
large numbI-m as in the mines of South
America and South A fricn. .

There is no country of modern times,
unless it is Persia or Brazil.thnt has n more
extensive collection of diamonds. and so
many of remarkable size and beauty, than
Russia. many of them obtained by con-
quest. treaty. purchase or inheritance.
The display of wealth in this gem at. the
London exposition. of 1951 was unsur-
pnsccd. Among the exhibits from that
country were a magnificent diamond com
prising 1.814 brilliants, 1.713 rose din-
monds, eleven very fine Opals and sixty-
sevcn rubieszbesides a bouquet of dia-
monds made in imitation of the cglautine
and the lily of the vully. and a wreath of
diamonds r‘eprcsorlt ing the bryouy.benring
)marisllapcd emeralds. It is reported that
an lendid necklace of twenty—two l
bri linnts. with pendants composed of f-
teen diamonds of large size, forms one of
the treasures of the Winter Police.—
Jeweler-‘3' ll'etltly. . '

I

 

‘ Just Like n Bass Drum.
“That man has the greatest voice of any-
body on the floor," said a tutor at I

litical meeting, as a sprea 1e orator
a; down after his h. eag

“Just like a bass drum,” replied the
com ion visitor.

“ a, strong and morons.”

“Yea, and nothing inside of it.“

 

in start :1 urw town. 'l'lirnugb the com»

pallyK‘ illtluI m l‘ a bl ll'h block was put a .
:milc or more away from the old town. _

ncarcr thc \tati-In and side tracks.

That block I-IIutallH llirn- \lllrl"r(l0n].\‘ on 3

thc tint floor. and a lug-c mlmler of
nlllccs Ii‘I'I‘t‘ltI‘aIl. lll ll ix llllllthl UVr‘i‘V
kind of lit]\‘ill(‘\§ usually carricd on in ‘a
country town. in fact. that brick block
iv a whole town in llfl'lLQlllll it looks oIlIl
in mm llll‘illl‘i‘x" \vagnm birrlu Ii in a circle
about that building. and the cntirv lmSi-
no“ .If a lil‘l\\llt‘rl\\lb little placc being
carried on undcr one roof. There is only

. one other building ill the new ltlb‘n."' .

 

(div 1:)” ”r “Hid.
_. . a.

A leading physician bl“ made the startling
revelation that st); thousand people. mostly
children. die ,vcarly in this country from the
effects of couch mixtures containing mot phiu
or opium. lied S ar (‘ougn t‘ure contains
in Ether opiates nor mison‘: purelyyogetable.

A Rrrzvn LR \\'. T.. farmer digging u wet
\‘l\1|\6 upon an immense undergrnud cavity
whence a strong breeze blow; constantly.“ uh
a noise like the humml I! cl telegraph wires.

March. tau. Rev. L N. St. Once. l‘. P. In-
dian Missionary. Glen Frills. N. Y.. wrote: “A
single applicut‘on of St. .lucobsuil relieved a“

t rheumntism.“ October 2‘3. tau. he writes
again: 6 "ltvczuredrliept’llveri.“.~ » ._ .

A Minivan II‘al.) runner has poiscmei over
mililjack mbbits in the last four vents. and
yet. in spite of the wnrfuro “fininst them. they
are increasing in number In an heeomiuu a
yeritnbie p‘uguo to the Mel-red and From-o

miners.

A Bee nulu III Corner late

is when most men dome. but to keep from fill-
rllg a grave in in remote: y at ere half your
days are numbered. alums ken-pa supply of
Dr. P erec‘leolden Medical 1 lseovery“ by
you. “hen the first nymph-Inn of oonsum
lion appear 10>. no time in puttini: only I
under the treatment of thin Invalunb e: medb
glue. it cures when nothing else will. Posse“—
lu an; it does. ten times the v rtue of tin but
OI liver nil. it Is not only We cheapest but far
the pleasalztcst to take. it urities and en-
r.cheu the biocd. atreuetnena r e svutoru. cures
blot cites. pimfilce‘ eruptions and other tumors.
Ry drunlntxv _, _____ __ _.

FLOI‘usr of poker: in Fresno. Cal. gr.
rented out for grasshopper and bug extermi-
un on.

 

““‘erhi Work. Work!“

‘ How many women there are Working today
In vnriO‘ I branch“ of industry~lo any hour.
in: of the thousands of’ Lent. housewives
whose lives are an unveils u: round of toll—
who are martyr-II to t‘l‘ose comp aims to which
the weaker nor. is liable: The r take on ren-
dered doubly hard uni irksqmo um! their lives
shortened. yet. hard neeeesuy mmpels them
to keep on. To each Dr. Rome‘s “Favorite
Ifrrscriptiun“ oflrn t It"? rue-nus a! relief.
l‘or nil fir-mule weaknesses I! h‘ a certain cum.
All druxgisls.

Tun cent is the prit‘. an: entire head of the
crow found in the State of Muno—

Young out] middle-axed Inn suflerl from
nervous dobllity. premature old genius or
memory. end kindred Immune. should send
10 cents in amps for illuutntorl 1mm. sag.

ti sure mun: otcure. World‘s D; n-
5:? gfedicu Association. 93910;}. Y. I!"

Announce-tool on now!» prod' need
for eight ogre-— '1‘ 919393503: sat.

No lady thonld nm in "mm-f Mr. and
tern-om than.

on thomore serious trouble: an

often up r. when Dr. Khmer-‘3 (tour-m:

I‘m-Au urn? heel-um topmvent cure

end Our. car there. .

, It afflicted without. muse Dr. 1 M

son‘s Eye-waiter. let-nu uglin- o
'ltoru. Gwn‘ mason his 3 Bron (no.

311.61.». Wood. “VII:- of Dru-'3 are

 

For Liver. Bile. India-luau. etc. Pro. tro- lob
ours; nun-inn out, You To table Milenu.
mm: C. N. 1‘“ |TTSSTQL . he. eels.

 

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gu‘urkltu: lruuwrnnnc l-curay. .
i [I’Il'lllf‘ lh" lIL us!

. Lynn. .
' Manx Almin liquid form. all at Dl‘tlggl>!~

'I'IIal fireman;

ulo seller)! at this mason tint every vnc kn Iv!
what iI-muut bytht‘e‘xureas all. A . home or «a
gun. ukulele. or of llfc. Inn snub :I Ilepro: in: of? ‘1
upon the holy that one (ct-ls all urof \‘ It. «1 1n at
euJIpleIzely pin-snared lllt‘ npprlltn in but and thorn
is no a‘nhiiion LI Ito nnvtillnl. The whole re-n lens,
o! the lyslcm ii downwnrd. in thlu
“(u-IN Sarsarmrillala nm the uIcllI'ine IltIuth. n
put-mos [fin blood. amnion: the llvpl‘tllo, m e-TrumI-n
the tin-d feeling. and flu .gurnles every function of
the body. Try it.

“We all “in "no I‘ll Qam‘mIrllla. it is no “rennin
cnlne."—l.lr.ztn aurora. .xu‘vurn. P. Q.

The Weak Made Strong

"1 never trIokn‘Iy rnedtcme um Illi me In much
good in on short a time an Item‘s Sal'muartlll I
waiver: much Iun down. had no urn-hem. an en
tray. and tell very tired all thclimo. leommencal
taking lino-1‘! Sarsapurlllu.nn-l luv-(om l but uII-l
one home felt like a dam-cut w‘rlon. “at u
Irvine tired foe-l 113 to] none. my app-um return I1.
nun it toned me up genre Illy. N, brother and Its

 

ter have ulso revived great benefit (mm It " . .

CLARA W. I‘IIKIJ‘S. Shirley. M- e.
X. n-—~Be uure t I get u: . peculiar meolcluo.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Sold by all Ill-rigging. .l ; nix for 35. Pug-urea only
by 1‘. I "001) t 00.. Apotheeulel. Lowell. lens.

7 fackculE as
P0 0U , SfER

Nixie“ A‘Ardl 01 lab“ I. [-1an I“ A-erkg

The limit-hat qtiiv‘kl‘hf. what uni llltni pmvl r‘ui
Nun-d) know n for lihotl’nahnln, l'lt‘lll'lx)‘. )Iiuralzu.
hunting“. I‘avkurhv.
nnll nil aII-ilc- nil-i pains. l‘uIi-Iru‘d by 5‘“! l‘hvx'l
chru~ Int. Drum: sts M m ‘ tugboat repute. Henson‘s
l‘iluten prompt:_\ n-Ihvc not «we whorv- other
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IMALARIA

Chills and Fever. Fever um!
Ague Conquered. .

RADWAY‘S READY BELIEF

l but on y run-s the patient xruei wit‘I [hie ("111*
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l-‘uu cents per horde. Kala be air-Isis“-

DR. RADWAY'S

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The Great Blood Purifier.

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DR. RADWAY’S PILLS

The Great Liver and Stomach Remedy

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LIVER, BLOOD ANB LUNG DISEASES. .._

Um mans:
an
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in regnrd to my hair
em.

gun to improve under the use of

I huvo I little baby girl eight months old.

thank God sud
ol' outlier-inn."

Pumu‘ve Pollen)

do my own work

1 our no well uld strong. thunk- to your medicine‘s

Chronic nun-hen Carat-D. LAZARRI. Eur- t” and 7:1
“ 1 used three bunk-sot
the ‘(ioldcn hiwiicul hrscovcry.’ and 11 ball cured me of chronic

' Decatur srrrn New Orleans. 1111.. writes:

“that. My bowell no more regular.“ _

“ THE BLOOD

In. DIARY A. ld‘u'lu. (bimbo. Kama. !
when: “ l nddrecaul ‘ou in November. lee-i.

liver diner. hour-t troubles-n

n l we. udvined to me 0
Golden Medical Discovery. l-‘lvon‘to Pro-
scripuon and l‘cllcu. 1 need ‘
of the ‘ Prescription: five of the ‘Dm‘ov-
ery.‘ end four of the ‘ Plenum. l'urirulec l’ellru.‘ Hy health bu
our medicine. and my strength
came back. My drillcultim have a l disappeared. .
on day. or walk fonror five ruiicendny. and cum-1 It well: nnd when
l begun using the medicine 1 «mid scarcely walk sci-oa- the room.
most of the lime. and I did not. think i uiuld ever fuel well
Although she is
delicate- in nine Ind nppeamnce. she is healthy.
diet all the cnnllz for curing me. u I took no other treatment after-
beginning their use. 1 urn very careful for your kindncu. 1nd
youthntlumumuulmuteryem

Mrs. I. V. “13333. of Yorkshire; (,‘attarmm 00..
X. )1. writes: " 1 wish to any a few Innis in
of your ‘GIIhk‘n Mcdicul Disuwcry ‘ and ‘ Pleasant
For the years previous to
taking them I we: 1 great. tuflrn‘r: l d
pain in my right side continually:

0

Del afflicted with
ferrule weak-

Dr. Pierce

 

Damn.

My live
‘one bottle d

1 all] Wurk hard

Billie

I give your n‘mc-

henrtily and
to t

pulse

1
was
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Mn. Pumu
Loekpurl. N. Y. wrung:
nervous and general dehilny. with frequent
eon tbr'out~ end my mouth Ira m

“edict! Dueovu'y' Ind
turnout: and I cannot my enough in their praise. I must ulna
my a word in rct‘ercnm to your ‘lr‘xvurite Pnecription.’ n
has prov noel! n mm excellent moon-inc for weak [M
It. has finned in my (unit: with excellent mun."
pyupep-ifi—JAIEB L. COLBY. Esq” of Yucatan. H’oeutrm Po.
Mum. wrltcil: “I was troubled with indigt'stiun. end would at

Burn 10:. of m Lad: Sena.
“ l was troubled with

r In: inmiuaurd I annexed much from
‘ ‘lunp'leued tonythatyour-‘Golden

hove cured me of all

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at the same time. I experienced heartburn.

JM‘UX‘
sour uomncgfonn many other ummw Iympton‘u common
but dimnler.

l commenced

_ . “fling your

‘Goldcn Medical Disuvery‘ find ‘Pc lots. and

'mmns I am now enurrly fru- from the GW nnd
am. in fee healthier than 1 have been for

“E SYSTEI- five yarn. vn-Izh one hundred und oeventy.

one mil one-hut pounds and hove done I-
much work thc P83! aurnm an I have ever
done in the some length of time in my life.
medicine that. seemed to tone
the whole ”Item equal to your
Dylpop-Im—Tnuusu A. PARK 0! Springfield. Mm. writes:
ul was troubled one 3111- With liver complaint. dyapepnin. and
sleepteweee. but your ‘Golden Medial Discovery' curved men".
Chills and raven—Rev. H. E. uncut. Mauruortnci. s. C.
writes: “Lust August i thought I would die with chills and fever.
1 took your‘ Dncovery' and it stopped them mover) short time."

I never 300k a
“l the muscle. 1nd invigor-ug
‘ mmvery‘ md ‘Peileu. "

to
' mortal-rink dint-nae oonlump on. do not do u I did. take

IS THE LIFE.”

Thoroughly clump the blood. which in the founuin of Nth. by lining Dr. Pieroe'g Golden Medical Diocovcry. and good

digestion. n fair skin. buoyant spirits. and bodit
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors.

 

in in. Ettpocinily has it prover: its cflicnc ' in cur-mg‘
3d LSwelhnga. [interned (Hulda. and Eating )L‘lcerl.
. . Rev. F. Asurnr flown”. Histor- of the M. E.
Im‘ESImI rlictod with cutnrrh and indication. Boil! and
biotchcl began to ul‘lfle on the surface of the-
Ikin. and I experienced n tired (who; and
BlomnEs. dullness. l begun the an of Dr. Pictur-
him for nuch complaints. end in one weer:
time I been to feel like nnew man. and am now sound and well.
The ‘ Pleasant I’m-gut iv. Pelletc' are the "fined: for hilioua or
nick headache“: tl‘hlnt‘. about the chest. end had two in the
door when eho begun to an your ‘GIIlden Medical Discover .'
Now she am well: quite n time ways. and do tome light. work. '
, Mn. IIIA M. Srnono. of .HImmv-th. but. writes:
”pun“! “My little boy hnd been troubled with rug-3mm
NISE‘SE. um of 'our ‘ olden medical Diwovcr ‘
‘Peileu. he won confined to II! bed.
not. be moved without entering

 

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March. of Silver-ton. 5'. J.. nus: ‘ I veu n!-
Bulls.
Golden Medical Discovery a directed by
mouth. that l vo ever need. My wife could not walk nema- the
disease for two care. When he comment
now. thumb to your ‘Dilcovery: he in nble to Mwmhlt tiling:

health and vigor Will be csmblishvd.
mm the cormuon pimple. blotch. or eruption. to the worst armfuh. or blood-
sub-rheum or Teeter. Foverqonu. Hip-joint. Dim-nae. Scmtulous Sores

and can walk with the help of crumbs. He does not sum any
pun. nnd cm eat and Ila-p as We ll as on one. it has oul ‘ been
about three months ginor- he “mum-nu using your to icine.
1 cannot. find words with which to ( rpm my unmade (or the
benefit he has received through you.“

Skin DIumv-The “ 1nd News.“

‘ I of (limbn‘dge. ._\!uryi.urld. can: “lure. Emu
“mu Ass Poor; vnfe of Leonard Poole. of IN!»
Harrisburg. Inn'hattr (TIL. MIL. ha been cured

mm of u had mot Enema by using Dr. Hem“.
Golden Medial Diewuvcry. ‘ II)-

In: in her feet. extended to the knot-I.

cove the whole of the lower limb. from tee: to knees. then
ettuek the elbows end become I0 severe in to prostrate her.
After being treated by never-u hydclun for a your or two uh.
commenced the use of the In icme- named above. She soon
begun to meat! and in now well uid hearty. In. Pooh flunk-
thc medicine hon “TM her life and mlonced her days."
Ir. '1‘. A. AM 0! first New liar a. berth“ mm.
vouch“ for the wove facts.

CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, SPI'I'I'ING OF BLOOD.

Gowns Neuron. Dracovurr cureu Con-um
“It: end nutritive proportion. For “feat L
on kindred election; it in n Iovemxn .
“till-urine. the blood
M

ptiou (which in Scromhof the La b in wonderful blood~ nrif . tn
8 min: of mood. Sher-mes o! fining Bronchitis Sever: (fig. “Emu.
it. promptly cure. the several: tough- it when the mu-

repldly but ui: the uretern. nnd manual tho leak and weight of then reduced below the usual W or lulu: by
mung disease.“

Con-lupuon..llre. murmur humid of Hat-vomit)»
Out- wrixca: “ You will ever be prune-d by rue for the remark-
bio cure in my one. I we: .0 reduced that. my friend- had all
given me up. end 1 had also been (iven erg by two More. I then
wonttotho host doctor in than pom. e old me that medicine
we. only a punishment in my case end would not undertake to

tune. me. no «out In 1“."le liver oilif I

liked. I: the was the on v thin: that could Ioni-
m “I bly have In: wmive power over eonsump on .0
ed. 1 tri 00d ‘

advnn ed the liver all u l

n u treatment. but I m I0 weak I could not keep it
on myutonnch. My husband. not feelin minded
_ to give me n gt. though be but bong t for me
ova-yum!" be law an r- my comglalut. procured n unn-
than! your ‘ Golden Medical Disoovcry.‘ took only four Natl“.
on to the lurprtno or overLbody. urn 00-day doing my own work.
end um entirely free from t t terrible court: which W are
night new I havebeen umlotcd with rheumatism for. number
of were. now feel so much betmr- thnt I believe. with neon-
ununuon of your-‘Golden Social Diucowry.‘ I will be tutored
I‘M health. I would to those who no falling nprcy to

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thin: eho lut- bumméegldcg Med‘:c=lgu‘mmn ‘ :‘n &
an ere am
for] em! be restored to health It {not per-on who is
will u doubt. need but write mudtl‘l n lumped. eel!-
nddrcmud envelope for reply. when roman; “mat will
be fully stimulated by me."
all

Ulcer Cum.—IMAO l. Dom .. of firing Valley.
Roe-Maud 00.. N. 1‘. IP. 0. Box 88). write“ “The ‘Goiden Meal.

Golden lulled Discovery in Sold by Drugs-Isis.

 

Why did the Women

of this country use over Miriam milliogj cakes .of

Procter & Gamble’s Lenox Soap in 1886?

Buy a cake of Lenox and you will soon understand why.

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procured 3hr“- bottles or your ‘ltlooovery.

NONI-II" OIMNY WI. '

ml Dhcovery ' he: cured my daughter of a very boll ulcer located
on the thigh. After- tryina almut ch-rything without wean. we

which heeled it up
. Ir. Down- continua:

conluuptlon uni Hurt Mum.—
you for the rerurhnblo cure on huvmm In
For three yum I succeed tron
b ‘ mummlrnhgnd hurt dine...
[SKIN 31-me:»;wa dvnnadnmm
n Ikeleton : could not. sleep nor rest. Ill!
‘ m armour-fished todieto be onto! mm.
' then consumed you. and ‘you told me you Md
hope: of curing racial: would tots the. !
tuook five monfll‘ tn‘trlnhcntxln all.‘ lira two month I I’ll
m: discouraged: can I“ M' ve on Vm ”uptown.
but the third‘ month I hernia typtck u in!“ and mma: a:

moot. um! mm how. :1: by 1-1:. to oiam “(I

remain? mu: gradually but mire] dew ~d them-em

“degmmnmu and .uldmwell
Our i reliant» in curing Mr. W m m

was the “ Hailed Dunn-r3.“

all F. NQ‘FARLARD. hq Athena be
m write-I: “I: wife had "9(1th from
the long; before she «ammonium! min: your
‘Gnldon It‘dit‘ll libero“ '.‘ 8h: ha not
:3 at: since its use. For tome Iix “the

l bath
a t “r/ nccrmwwelluntfliehus

m $1.00 per/Bonn, or {In Bottles for 35.00.
mum W
No. “3 unl- M ”WA“. 3- Y.

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